Rock your field trip, lab, or classroom with Celestron's 44360 Infiniview LCD Digital Cordless Microscope. This full-size digital microscope is built around its 5.0MP digital CMOS sensor, capable of capturing high-resolution color images and videos at 30 frames per second and with a variable shutter speed. You can view them on the built-in 3.5" color LCD display with the effective magnification of 160x or on an external monitor with a magnifying power of 800x, which even allows you to study cellular structures. To make saving your findings and observations a seamless experience, the LCD module offers an easy-to-use control panel, a 32GB microSD memory slot, and a mini-USB data port. To provide vivid and crisp images, the optics feature an infrared-reducing 5-element glass lens system and an 8-LED illumination system with adjustable brightness. You are also empowered by the generous focusing range to ensure that no details will be left unseen. In addition to digital output, this scope features an AV video out port in the back.

This versatile device also does not cut short on comfort and ergonomics. It features an arched frame to serve as a carry handle and packs a 1050mAh rechargeable battery for 2 hours of uninterrupted cordless operation. To provide enough room for movement, its sturdy polymer stage is extra wide (4.4 x 4.4") and offers two pre-loaded metal clips for securing your specimens. Using the knob on the right, you can move the stage up or down to reach an ideal sharpness of focus and then lock it with the left knob.

5.0MP CMOS Sensor/32GB MicroSD Slot    5-Element Infrared-Reducing Glass Lens    8-LED Top Illumination/Dimmer    Captures 5.0MP Images/30 fps Videos    4-160x On LCD/Up to 800x On Monitor    3.5" TFT Color LCD Display Module    4.4 x 4.4" Adjustable Stage/Metal Clips    1050mAh Rechargeable Battery/2 h Runtime    Compatible with Windows & Mac    Multi-Language Support

• 5.0MP CMOS sensor
• Captures 5.0, 3.0, and 1.3MP images, and 12.0MP interpolated images
• Records 5.0MP videos at 30 fps
• Shutter speed from 1/1000 to 1 seconds

• 3.5" color LCD display

• 320 x 240 resolution
• 4x onscreen digital zoom

• 2 - 160x optical magnification
• 800x magnification using digital zoom
• 5-element infrared-reducing glass lens system

• Effective focal length is 15.8mm

• Focusing range of 0.4" to infinity

• Low 0.1% image distortion

• Top 8-LED illumination ring with adjustable brightness

  • Full-sized polymer frame
  • Ergonomic body design
  • Focusing wheel is located on the optics module

  • Stage lock knob is located on the left side of the frame

  • Stage height knob is located on the right side of the frame

  • Arched frame can serve as a handle
  • Specimen stage allows 0.4" height adjustment

  • Two pre-loaded metal clips for holding slides
  • Built-in shutter control on base

  • Rechargeable 1050mAh battery allows cordless operation for 2 h
  • Mini-USB port for PC connectivity
  • Video out AV port

  Related Questions and Answers

  Q: 1. It will work witn Canon 5D mark IV ?

  A: Yes this ringlight is compatible with the Canon 5D Mark IV and a lens with a front diameter of 49, 52, 55, 58, 62, 67, 72, and 77mm.

  Q: 2. How much light does this light put out? To say the Guide No. is 15'/4.7m at ISO 100 does not answer the question. Guide Numbers are useful for flash, because the flash duration is far less than the shutter speed required for flash sync, and therefore does not effect the exposure (For the record, the relevant calculation for manual flash exposure is Aperture = GN divided by distance). For a continuous light source, exposure time is a relevant factor, and I would need to know the brightness of the light to calculate the exposure time and aperture as well as distance and ISO to get the correct exposure.Lux or EV at a certain distance would be appropriate, or you could give me a Guide Number that includes a certain exposure time, for example 1/100 sec.Typically a ring light is used for macro photography at a very short distance. At a very short distance light falloff due to the inverse square law is small. On the other hand Depth of Field is extremely small at large magnifications, requiring a very small aperture of F22 or smaller. So plenty of light is needed.So I come back to my question - how much light does this device produce? I am interested, but need to know before I decide to buy.

  A: Hello David - I have had this product for a couple of years now. I have found it to be useful on many occasions, including adding the light to the camera for great fill flash outdoors on folks. The LEDS are split into all on, left or right banks of LEDS. Or, from a macro ring-flash POV the unit is functional and adds sufficient light when using it for macro work. THE MAIN THING TO CONSIDER is that this is a VERY PLASTIC unit. Including the vast number of lens-rings. It is doubtful that the unit would survive a fall to the ground - AND - you only have one shot at the threads on the plastic rings... For the money however, I found a safe place for the light to live in a gadget bag, so I keep it warm, safe, and dry. All in all, If you plan to make this a go-to flash, my opinion is keep looking and find a unit is built to handle heavy use. Otherwise, this is a little gem to have when you realize that you need it. Hope that helps! Kevin

  Q: 3. Are there any 82mm Adaptor Ring to use for the Canon 24-70mm lens?

  A: You will have to get a step down ring, 82-77. Click the link below to view; https://bhpho.to/2RjAmIk

  Q: 4. Which one is better....Bolt VM-110 LED or Bolt VM-160 LED...??Thanks....

  A: The Bolt VM-160 will be a more powerful unit, but both are effective ring lights.

  Q: 5. Will this unit work with a Panasonic GX7?

  A: Please, understand this flash holds itself by an attachment ring connected to the lens as a filter, like UV filter. You just need to check the lens filter diameter and check with the flash diameter. It comes with 8 lens adapter from 49-77 mm.GX7 has interchangeable lenses so you need to check which you want to use.

  Q: 6. Will this ring light work on a Pentax K3 or K-1 ?

  A: I have both cameras, and this light works on both. The lens is actually more important than the camera body. I own lenses that are too small and too large.

  Q: 7. Would this work with older Canon Film Cameras (such as the A-1 or AE-1 Program) in addition to Canon DSLRs, such as the EOS 60D?

  A: Yes, this ringlight can also work with Canon EOS film SLR's which fit the included ring adapter on the attached lens.

  Q: 8. Is this compatible with fuji x-t10?

  A: Yes, this is compatible with the Fuji X-T10 but still depends on the lens that you use. It will include 8 x Adapter Rings (49, 52, 55, 58, 62, 67, 72, and 77mm).

  Q: 9. Do you have the Minolta/Sony adapter for this ringlight? Will it just slide into the Sony A99 accessory shoe?

  A: No adapter is required if you are using the Sony A99 which features the new Sony Multi-Interface shoe (which is different from the older special Sony/Minolta shoe). The flash will slide right onto the Sony A99s shoe. If you have an older Minolta/Sony camera with their special shoe, you would need the following adapter:http://bhpho.to/108mxYG

  Q: 10. will this fit a sigma 10-20mm f4-5.6 wide angle lens

  A: The Bolt VM-110 will fit a Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6 lens with the use of the 77mm adapter ring that is included with the light.